Ali Anheer Al-Saray, a member of the Parliamentary Security and Defense Committee, affirmed on Thursday that Iraq is steadily advancing towards consolidating the rule of law and strengthening its international presence. Al-Saray highlighted the significance of Iraq's political, judicial, and governmental representation at the Iraq Initiative Conference held at Chatham House in London, where several national and strategic issues were discussed. These included reinforcing the authority of law, empowering the judiciary to establish justice and enforce laws, and executing international arrest warrants in coordination with Interpol. The conference also addressed topics such as energy, economy, digital sovereignty, governance, and the monopoly of weapons by the state, reflecting Iraq's orientation towards expanding international cooperation and partnerships. Al-Saray added that this strong presence demonstrates Iraq's commitment to bolstering state sovereignty and its institutions, which supports stability and ensures the continuity of the political system and its institutions. He concluded by stating that Iraq continues to progress steadily in consolidating the rule of law and enhancing its role in global decision-making.